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THEATRE
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7.3.13 y and Tomorrow
5 Acts of
Keith Vaudeville ,
i:gt'-( Show of the Season
HECTOR
Til" \‘Rynllt‘r 130K 0‘ the Stage
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' AY,SEPTEMBERE8,1923.
REGENT “
THEATRE
David Fstcrson. .‘l'ging Dix-crux»
Today,
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Don't Miss the Best Picture A:
traction of the “hole Year
CHARLES RAY
Star of "The Tailor Made Mai:
and other big hits in his newest.
and best picture
“THE GIRL I LOVE”
Half X" Dl'llne &
1‘. nniuziuu Slater
‘ "‘"l' ‘0!“ Venetian
lmrrl‘ll Quartcttc
MAY M’AVOY
2 .nu-n reel First National
I 111m REPUTATION”
What Every
Woman Wants
COMING
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.. rement floor is being laid on
SPECIAL DOUBLE
FEATURE PROGRAM
Saturday
T0 TAX FUNDS
0F BOOTLEGGER
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Hartford’Revenue Ofli—
cers Prepare to C01-
lect on $104,000 Li-
quor Profits in New
Haven Bank
HARTFORD, Sept. 28.-—lt was
learned today that agents of the in-
ternal revenue office in this city will
attach the account or n. bootlegger
alleged to he. doing an enormous
business in liquor selling in Connec-
ticut to satisfy the government's
claim for an income tax on the boot-
lezger's earnings. whivh he is said
not to have paid. The money is in
Now Haw-n hanks. it is understood
and amounts to approximately 3104.-
60011.
Col. Robert O. Eaton. collector of
the internal revenue dupnrtmenl in
this state. admitted today that his
agents wore on the trail of the boot-
logger, Ila relurml to gin: the. name
of thr- alic-crd hootloggcr.
case. Assistant l'niimi States district
Attorney Gr'or’ze ll. Cohmt is work-
--w dock at the
bridge.
them remarkable
sity of tastes.
SIZES
-—cementing or other f
are sanitary, waterproo
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FURNITURE co.
I” 16 No. Main St.
“'ashington ing with the imvrnni revenue ngenis
in an effort to attach the hooiicgger's
Because. there is a l<~gnl rnd to the;
patient and the sick room will he
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Speaking in Gaelic. President (‘05;-
m'nve (indicated by arrnw) thanked
representatives of 5»! nnlkms i'Or ud~
milling Ireland toithe League of
Nations.
at its fourth session at (.‘enma’n
le. addressed the League
Ireland’s Chief C'lThanks" Members! of League
5%.
short limo other the Emerald
became a member of the holly.
Isle
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account and if possible capture him. given by a nurse frorn the Farm
NE“! HAVEN, Sept, :3.—,\¢fi0n Bureau. Friday afternoon. Septem-
aznlnst persons who have her-n pm- her 28th. at. :2 o'clock. :lt tlu- (Jon-
secutod on liquor charges an.) grertationzil chapel. All wome narc
against persons regardrd as boot- cordially lm'ltr‘d.
loggers and who have failed to pay ‘ ’ ‘
taxes on liquors or their income‘ taxes Some. improvements are being
is to be taken bfinternal revenue ef- noted at the center. George Taylor
ficers here at once. Some 30 camps in having his house painted and
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are pending und ren-nue of about
$20.00 is expected. Papers are iming
prepared it is said and deputies are,
ready to go after those who owe
money.
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Tho screen drama "The Fool."
will be shown next. Sunday evening
in the Congregational church at
7:30 p. m. . Sundnyficvcning, October
14th. an adoption of “Enoch Anions."
Tennyson's grent poem. _wiil be
shown, and Sunday evening. (‘ictnhor
14th. the famous play “The Man
“'ho Played God." These have been
prepared by Rev. Allison Ray Heaps
of Brooklyn. 'Tho actors who pre-
sented the plays are shown in the
pictures: the slides are most henn-
tlfully colored and the descriptions
are vividly and eloquently written.
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Miss Adelenide Nichols spoke on
.Hnmpton Institute at. the chapel
his school at
\\'iiliam Nirhols has gone to Har-
vard to continue his studies.
niece,
Will remain in \Vilon this winté 1'.
Morons Increasin
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Maryland
propagation in order to limit crimes
-—-\vhich he attributed to immature
insanity.
' 1y gambler. the unprovoked murder-
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mun re-shingied. ll. \\'. lx'r'elr‘r has
13d .1 lmlcony porch built across the
ust Sunday evrning.
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Philip Schenek has returned to
Milton. Muss. and
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Miss SnilyMiddlc-ln-ool: and her
Bliss Sully ’dchzu‘ds, are in
he Aderondacks.
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Mr. llasil Kodjlnnoi‘f has returned
roni Europe and he and his family
in U.’S., Says Work
I'IASTON, Md, Sept. 28. Rapid
nitiplicniion of grown people wiht
lid minds is in: greatest danger
ni'ronting the nation, Dr. Hubs-rt
ork, seu‘etnry of the interior and
rlnvr president of the Anieicnn
ychiatru Asroeiniion told the
odicnl and chirurgicai faculty of
“'cdncsdny night. 110
of criminal
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nd ailing minds—and to diminish
l‘Ir. \Vnrk defined crime as the. re—
fit of n mgron's concept of evil
usion‘ls. lira continued: “The hoot-
‘gcer, the hooded lyncher. the pet-
ihr- syndicalist. all have abnorm-
I conceptions ()2 their relation to
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that which is established and to nor-
mal human (‘nni'optlon of right. To
limit crime “-n must minimize crim-
lnal propagation and by the same
token we: would diminish insanity,
for they are kin."
REALTY DEAL.
E. J. Van Norm sold the. Emma
Lou'nvlcs Dl‘(lll"l‘l}' on \Vnudwnrd ave-
nue to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomka.
1‘00 Late for Classification
FOR lll-i.§'l‘~.\l Rnwnytnn: furnish-
ed or unfurnished: six room house,
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. SEECOOUDCE
Ask for Special Sessio’
of Congress - ,to Re-
view U. S. Grain Cora
O
poration
WASHINGTONI Sept; 28.-——The
wheat growing interests of the cen-
tral northwest. suifering Rom low
prices for the grain. laid their case
directly before President Coolidge
and other administration officials
yesterday with a request that Con-
gress be called in special session to
enact legislation to revive the United
States Grain Corporation. ,
The President. together With Sec-
retaries W'allace and Hoover and
managing director Meyer. of the “far
Finanee Corporation, reveiced the
proposal as presented by a. delega-
tion of a dozen bankers and farmers
from Minneapolis Federal Reserve
district but made no promises. Mem-
bore of the delegation said. however.
that Mr. Coolidge showed a deep in-
terest in their proposal with regard
to the grain corporation and also in
their request for reduction in freight
rates on wheat and flour and they
left the White House after an hour's
conference. pleased with the recep-
tion given their views.
AT THE THEATRES
Last Showing Today or Mary Pick-
ford in “Tess of The Storm Country."
at Rialto.
Mary Pickford, will make her last
appearance today in her new motion
picture version of “Tess of The
Storm Country. "There seldom has
been shown such a marked lulu-est
as in this photoplay since it first
opened on “'ednesday at the Rialto
theater. It is perhaps the combina-
tion of a favorite star in a favorite
play which makes this screen event‘
so notable. But it. is also a. certain
fact that Miss Pickford has greatly
BESSIE
use mm TODAY
MARY PICKFORD
IN HER NEW VERSION OF
“TESS oF-THE STORM COUNTRY”
SATURDAY
in
“THE PURPLE DAWN”
Ami
ROUND TWO OF “FIGHTING BLOOD"
LOVE
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SUNDAY — MONDAY — 33min 7
Direct from a sensational run-st the Capitol Theater, Sew York 09*
“THREE WISE FOOLS”
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION—90]“: Cutrone, of this city, VII.
render popular melodies on his piano accordion. ' ' .
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It is well known that this Cele-
brated star has gone to a great ex-
pense in reproducing this picture
and because of her ambition to im-
prove upon it to such an extent as
to insure its popularity in posterity.
Critics throughout the country ogre.
that she has succeeded in her pur—
rpose and freely predicted this great
film drama will live as long as there
is such a. thing as a motion picture.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
East avenue Methodist church
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A Place to Eat
Cakes and Putt-loo to
elaborated on her triumphant his-
hatli. electric lichtsz. Reasonable
rental in April 1st. Briggs, linton
avenue. nvnr trolley. Phone {fill-xi.
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trionic efforts of eight years in in-
tensifying the public interest.
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HOTEL DAVENPORT
- is Music Every Eveni
isdern Grocery Co.
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Geode Cheer Within"
CATERER FOR PARTI E.
holding a rummage sale ln- '
the vacant stores of the Flynnm ., ,
block on Railroad avenue. -A C 1 ’
number of mics were reporkd 39s:
terday and the general report
a favorable one.
The Mayflower Hook and Lnddei
Co. will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening.
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